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I am trying to evaluate a data base of customers where column A lists the
customers by name, column B is annualized sales $, and column C is the manhours of service per year spent on that account. I want to know how many customers I have which generated less than $100,000 of sales, and which required more than 100 manhours of service. I have tried every variation of "Countif " combined with "and" that I can think of , for example: =countif(and(b1:b100,"<"&100000),(c1:c100,""&100) ) This is a simplified example, but this is the solution I need. Can anyone help? |
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